Designed in 1874 for MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan. [Clouse] [Reichardt 2011]

Adopted for phototype as Photo-Romanesque [PLINC 1960] and later as Xenotype 3835 (Romanesque) [PLINC 1965] a.k.a. Phydian Xenotype, now with a shadow line for the lowercase letters, too. [PLINC One Liner 1971] Another, more faithful version is shown as Romanesque in Dan X. Solo’s Victorian Display Alphabets (Dover, 1976).

Durham Abbey NF is a digital revival (used for sample).